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Supreme Court allows New Hampshire to fully ban student IDs for voting

The Supreme Court granted an emergency request backed by Republicans, blocking student IDs as a backup form of voter identification in New Hampshire's midterm elections.

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  • The Supreme Court on Thursday said student IDs cannot be used for voting in New Hampshire's midterm elections.
  • The justices granted an emergency request filed by the state, which had the backing of the Republican National Committee.
  • The brief unsigned order said a federal judge should not have ordered a change to voting rules so close to the Nov. 3 election.
  • Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was the sole dissenter.
  • A state law enacted in April removed student IDs from the list of identification election officials would accept when someone requests a ballot.
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Notes the ruling is a win for Republicans

NBC News (Politics): Supreme Court says New Hampshire student IDs can’t be used to vote in November

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Left-leaning outlets frame the decision as a Republican-backed win that restricts student IDs and could affect a closely watched Senate race.

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Praises closing the student ID loophole

The Federalist: SCOTUS Says New Hampshire Can Close Student ID ‘Loophole’ In Elections

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Far-right outlets frame the ruling as a victory for election integrity that closes a weak link in New Hampshire's voting rules.

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